Grand Rapids Reporter

Hillary Scholten, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Michigan’s 3rd district and a participant in the @EqualityCaucus, shared multiple statements addressing various social issues. Representing a diverse constituency and advocating for equality and worker rights, Scholten highlights her ongoing political aims through a series of tweets.

On March 31, 2025, Congresswoman Scholten tweeted: "As a member of the @EqualityCaucus, I’m working toward a future where trans people are always free to live openly and authentically. #TransDayOfVisibility". This statement emphasizes her commitment to advancing equality and rights for transgender individuals, advocating for their freedom to live transparently.

Reflecting on César Chávez Day, Scholten expressed her support for labor rights. On the same date, she posted, "On #CesarChavezDay, we recommit ourselves to fighting for working Americans so that everyone can work and live with dignity. I was proud to stand with the Committee to Honor César E. Chávez for their 25th anniversary march in West Michigan this month, and I will keep working for". The tweet underscores Scholten's dedication to supporting American workers and their right to dignified labor.

Further commenting on the political climate, Scholten shared her concerns on April 1, 2025, stating, "It’s a banner week for House Republicans and their efforts to make life harder for women." This tweet criticizes the efforts of House Republicans, suggesting they contribute to challenges faced by women.